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This year’s annual report is a tribute to you, our supporters. You make each story we share and every dollar we grant possible. Thank you!

Wyoming may be feeling the pinch these days, but with each gift you give to the Wyoming Community Foundation, you boost the nonprofit community. I know, without a doubt, your action makes a difference.

As you read this year’s stories I want you to know your generosity:

• Creates opportunities for dads who are working hard to build a better life for themselves and their families

• Supports an outstanding project that saves countless birds in Wyoming and across the nation

• Allows children to experience incredible performances by top-notch dancers

I want to thank you for trusting us to connect you to the causes you care most about. Whether you have given $1 or $100,000 – I’ve seen the difference each gift makes. Please consider joining us in 2017 as we work with you to build better Wyoming communities. Thank you for making Wyoming a better place for all of us!

Kind Regards,

Craig Showalter, President Wyoming Community Foundation

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insideDad’s Making a Difference ...................................................................................................................................................... 2

Star Valley Search & Rescue ................................................................................................................................................... 4

Wyoming Women’s Foundation .............................................................................................................................................. 6

KIDS COUNT Data ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Wyoming Afterschool Alliance ............................................................................................................................................. 10

Waldner Hospital House ........................................................................................................................................................ 12

Local Boards........................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Wyoming Wildlife Foundation .............................................................................................................................................. 16

Distribution of Funds ............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Donors .................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Memorials & Honors/President’s Circle/Key Club/Legacy ................................................................................................. 25

Financials ................................................................................................................................................................................ 28

Boards ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

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I t’s a frigid February day in Cheyenne. The wind is howling. Daniel Lucero

and eight other dads are building sheds in a giant shop at the landfill west of town. There is no heat and no one will take home a paycheck. Yet everyone is smiling.

The men here are learning carpentry skills. They have been for months now. They are also learning about themselves and what it will take to improve their lives. It’s all part of Dads Making a Difference, a program granted to by the Wyoming Community Foundation because of your support.

“I envision a house where my kids can play,” says Daniel Lucero.

A few years ago, Daniel would not have uttered those words. He had three kids. His wife stayed at home to cut back on childcare costs. In order to make ends meet, he was working 60-80 hours a week. A house was nowhere in the equation.

Then Daniel was introduced to Dads Making a Difference, a training-to-work program for low income fathers experiencing multiple barriers to self-sufficiency.

He was told by program directors that the program would be hard.

He might struggle at first to make ends meet.

“They told me the program doesn’t pay,” Daniel says, “but they promised it would pay off. I thought, ‘I’ve got nothing to lose. I’m not seeing my family now as it is.’”

He turned in the application the next day.

“They tell us that if you empower yourself with education, if you envision it, it will happen.”

Daniel and the rest of the dads have learned so much over the past few months from Dads Making a Difference – and not just about carpentry. They’ve become better people. Better fathers.

“The first thing they ask us,” says Daniel, “is, are we ready to leave the childish behaviors behind?”

The dads working this cold day clearly are. They’re bundled up and working. After they’re done here, most will head to their paying job. Each still has a family to help care for.

While it may be tough, Daniel says, “One thing keeps me going. My kids. They rush to me and say, ‘Daddy!’”

Hopefully soon, they will be saying ‘Daddy!’ in a house of their own.

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T he call came in at 2pm. A local guide was hunting Greyback Ridge deep in

the Wyoming Range. He had just shot an elk. While he was cleaning it, his knife slipped and he nicked his femoral artery.

Bob Roberts, Commander of Star Valley Search and Rescue, pulled his volunteer crew together. The rescue began immediately. In a place like northwestern Wyoming though, nothing is close and rarely is it easy.

This was no exception. “It was the most strenuous rescue I have experienced,” Bob says.

The day started out warm – hot almost.

The crew and other volunteers reached the injured guide a few hours into the search. They stitched him up and strapped

him onto the Stokes basket. The sled-like contraption would carry him out.

That was the easy part.

Because of the rescue location, the fastest route to a medical facility was hiking over the ridge. The terrain was rough and the climb steep. The basket had to be tied to a pack horse. Another person steadied it with a rope from behind.

The team climbed 3,000 grueling vertical feet. They reached the top at midnight, then the warm weather turned frigid. Rescue workers were pelted with blowing snow.

“It was coming at us sideways,” Bob says, “and eight more inches of cold wet snow was in the forecast.”

The team plowed on.

They hiked through the night – down 3,000 slick feet. In the cold, wet snow hypothermia

began to set in on the injured man. The team was determined to get him out and to safety.

Just as the sun began to rise, the team reached the trailhead where an ambulance awaited. The rescue was a complete success!

It’s hard to imagine braving such elements.

Bob and his team believe it’s worth it knowing they may save a life. In fact, Bob says, “There is a lot of satisfaction in the job. It’s a great way to give back.”

Star Valley Search and Rescue is able to do the work they do because of people like you.

Your generosity allowed the Wyoming Community Foundation to grant funds to Star Valley Search and Rescue. The group used grant funds to purchase new supplies critical to keeping victims and their rescuers safe.

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I magine you’re a single mother. You’re on your feet nearly 50 hours each

week earning minimum wage.

Your little boy is often asleep when you get home. It breaks your heart knowing you’re missing out on reading him bedtime stories and tucking him in.

You’ve got family to help you out, but you hate burdening them. It’s what you’ve got to do though to ensure your son does not go hungry.

This is, you think, just the way life is.

The Wyoming Women’s Foundation is working to change this situation for single moms and families struggling to make ends meet. In 2016 they funded research to look at self-sufficiency in Wyoming. The research is making an impact.

Policy makers and organizations working for families utilize the

data, along with the Self- Sufficiency Calculator.

The research also guides how the Wyoming Women’s Foundation makes grants.

In 2016 the Wyoming Women’s Foundation granted funds to Climb Wyoming, a group working to support single moms. A grant like this helps women make a new path for themselves.

“Women in this program work incredibly hard to change the course of their life,” says Sarah Chapman, Director of the Wyoming Women’s Foundation. “These moms want what all of us

want – to be able to take care of their families without worry.”

Women in Climb Wyoming make huge strides. They receive job training, counseling and are taught to really evaluate their budget – which can be tough.

Moms in the program often use the Wyoming Women’s Foundation’s Self-Sufficiency Calculator to plug in costs of living. Molly Krueger, Program Director for Climb says this exercise “can be discouraging as a single income earner.”

The moms realize that even with a decent paying job, it takes a lot of saving, and often public assistance, to do something as critical as renting a home.

“We’re making strides but still have a long way to go in ensuring women and families in Wyoming achieve economic self-sufficiency,” says Sarah.

Thanks to support from people like you, the goal will more quickly become reality.

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The 2016 Wyoming KIDS COUNT Data Book takes a look at county-by-county data surrounding kids and families.

See data for your county and all of Wyoming at wyomingkidscount.org.

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T he bell rings. It’s the end of the school day for kids in Sheridan. Most will

gather their jackets and book bags, wave their goodbyes and make their way home.

Others though – hundreds in fact – will continue their day in an afterschool program.

These kids will get their hands dirty painting their next masterpiece. Or find themselves elbow deep in dirt from a local community garden. They’ll find a safe space to work and play – all while learning.

“Our teachers love the afterschool programs,” says Yvonne Osborne, District Coordinator in Sheridan. “They teach the way they’d love to teach in the classroom if they had more time.”

It’s true. An afterschool setting lets providers and kids explore far beyond what they might be able to in the classroom. It sounds idyllic, but it’s also not without its struggles.

You can imagine that even the best lesson can run astray if behavior issues get in the way.

“We get kiddos who struggle with ADHD, or who may be dealing with other things,” says Yvonne. “They’ve been in school all day when they join us. Bless their hearts, but it can be a challenge.”

Yvonne wants nothing more than for kids to be successful. She also needs tools to tackle the social and emotional issues that lead to success.

That’s where the Wyoming Afterschool Alliance comes in.

“We hear more and more from out-of-school-time providers that they need support for dealing with social and emotional issues,” says Linda Barton, Director of the Wyoming Afterschool Alliance.

Because of your generosity, the Wyoming Afterschool Alliance

hosted a conference in 2016 to give teachers the tools they need.

“We’re always asking ourselves, ‘How do we help children succeed?’” says Yvonne. “Troubling behaviors are not reflective of who these kids are inside.”

Linda agrees. She gathered some of the foremost experts on social and emotional learning to share their research, knowledge and experiences at the 2016 Wyoming Afterschool Alliance’s annual conference.

“We really try to give providers the resources they need to bring out the best in students. Kids are remarkable and we need to ensure providers have the resources to reach them.”

Yvonne attended the conference and returned to Sheridan motivated and armed with tools for success. She and her staff are implementing the lessons learned.

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K en had been complaining about his stomach. The doctors

thought for sure it was his gall bladder. They scheduled him for outpatient surgery. It would be quick. He’d be feeling better in no time.

On surgery day Emma and Verne, Ken’s parents, figured they’d catch up with him later to see how things went.

The next call was from their daughter in law, Hope. She was sobbing.

It was cancer. And it had spread too far. Ken would need treatment in Fort Collins on a regular basis to extend his life, but he would not be cured.

He and Hope rented a place in Fort Collins and began intensive treatment. Ken was always so happy to come home to Wamsutter when he could. He felt better when he got home.

But driving back and forth to Colorado more frequently would have been exhausting, if not impossible.

Treatment was difficult. When Emma thinks back on it though she says, “I believe God put Ken where he needed to be.” She smiles as she recalls some of the memories. “The hospital staff just loved on him and Hope.”

A year after he was diagnosed, Ken passed away. Emma says at that point, “He needed to be released to God.”

As difficult as Ken’s situation was, Emma also believes he was incredibly fortunate in many ways.

“There are many people who get cancer and so many who can’t afford it,” says Emma. “But if your child gets sick, you don’t care if you lose your house or car, you just want your child to be well.”

Shortly after Ken passed, Emma, Verne and Hope talked about

how to best honor his life. Hope said that if Ken had survived, they probably would have started a house for people to stay during treatment.

The idea seemed just perfect.

A new cancer treatment center had opened in Rock Springs. Verne and Emma wanted to make sure those traveling from out of town to receive treatment would have a free place to call their own.

They used their Waldner Family Fund at the Wyoming Community Foundation to purchase a house close to the hospital. They donated the house to the Sweetwater County Hospital Foundation. Emma and Verne got the ball rolling, but many in the community have contributed, too.

Emma says the Waldner Hospital House is up and running. It is there for anyone to use, not just those with cancer. And, she says it feels really homey.

Out of the blue, she also adds, “I miss his bear hugs.”

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A s he perched in a nearby tree, a small Saw-whet Owl spotted the roosting

spot. “Perfect!” he thought.

The pipe was dark, warm, narrow. Definitely out of the wind. One really couldn’t ask for something better. The owl made his way down.

Soon he found himself in a dark, filthy space. His perfect roosting spot was actually a ventilation pipe on a self-contained, vault toilet in the woods. He was now on the other end of that pipe: the “basement.” And he was trapped.

Thousands of cavity-nesting birds get trapped and die in vault toilets each year, but that is changing.

Because of your support, the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation granted funds to the Teton Raptor Center’s Poo-Poo Project. The project addresses this tragic situation with a simple fix. But it didn’t start this way.

“Initially we covered vents with flat, expensive screens,” says David Watson, Development Director of the Teton Raptor Center. “The manufactured screens cost $100 each,” he says.

“They were also difficult to install and there was really no ventilation if we got any snow.”

There had to be a better way.

In 2013 the Teton Raptor Center developed a new screen: durable, easy to install, superior ventilation and affordable.

Installations started small and locally – the national forest as well as Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. The screens were such a success that news of the simple, effective devices spread quickly.

Today dozens of other national parks, forests and recreation areas in Wyoming have hopped on board to protect the cavity-nesting birds. The screens are also saving birds in 32 other states. The hope is the remaining 18 states will soon follow suit.

“It’s been great to partner with groups like the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation,” says David. “Partnerships and support like this help create more awareness across Wyoming.”

“Can we make Wyoming the first state to have all its vault toilet vents covered with Poo-Poo Screens?” he asks.

With the support we’ve seen from people like you, we sure think so.

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Charles WrightFrank WrightWyoming Sportsman’s Group Inc.Accident Fund Insurance Co. of AmericaTimothy Zilka

Billie Addleman & Brandi MongerBrenda AllenAmy AndersenHeather BabbittMickey Babcock – Equipoise FundBaker Hughes FoundationKelly BarlowCarol BellLeeAnne BellBig Horn Beverage Co., Inc.Blair Hotels, Inc.Kathryn & Chris BoswellBP Lower 48Margy BrownJeanne BryanLinda & George BryceEmily BunningLucy BunningRosemary & John BunningMary BurmanPatti & Ken BurnsFran CadezMartha CarawayLynne & Jeff CarltonCarolyn & Al CarolloJessica CaseChambers Family FundSarah & Andy ChapmanDawn ClairCloud Peak Energy Resources, LLCCommunity Foundation of Jackson HoleJessica CrowderClaire Reese DavisMegan DegenfelderCathryn Denman

Ruth R. Ellbogen FoundationMargaret RuxSusan & Doug SamuelsonSally SarveyMary SchmittGina Penn SchneiderClaudia ScottSue SharpDiane SheltonAnn & Alan SimpsonSinclair Oil CorporationKate Smith Matthew SmithRebekah Smith & Nathaniel HazeltonRuthann Kline SmithSmith & Wesson CorporationRyta SondergardState Farm Insurance Company

George EckmanGloria EdwardsMarilyn EngstromMichelle EscuderoBarbara FanosBetty FearFirst Interstate Bank First Northern Bank of WyomingSara FlitnerJohn F. FreemanJackie FreezeKim FreitasLynn Elise FriendSusan FryeTiffany & Blake GambleJo GathercoleJohn & Margaret GibbensJulie Goloski-GolobJennie & Mark GordonCynthia Chace Gray Groathouse Construction Inc.Heidi GrossSuzan GuilfordMary GulliksonAlyson HagyMartha HalversonJanice HarrisDiane & Randy HarropCarey HartmannDione HasseChristi HaswellMary HayMarcy HelserJan & Lee HermannJean & Pat HladkyCarol HollandLisa HoughtonLois HowlinJane IflandBrad & Linda JacobsonDon JordingArne Jorgensen & Teresa de GrohJP Morgan Chase & Co.David & Linda Kathka

Karey StebnerLinda StovalPatricia SullivanGail & Doug SunderlandJo SwansonCarol & Bob TarantolaMary ThroneSusan ThomasCarlin TissawJohn & Mary Kay TurnerAmy UnfriedKaren WaltersWells Fargo BankJennifer WetherbeeMary Ellen & Terry WilliamsLinda WitkoWyoming State Trapper’s Assoc.Meghan & Andrew Zelman

Cathi KindtBrian & Ada KirvenMarilyn KiteJayne KravisMarcia Kunstel & Joseph AlbrightLaura Hewitt LaddKarla & Richard LeachMary Lenz & Carol EggersSandra & Miguel LeottaLinden Press, Inc.Linda LindseyCharles Long Jr.Amy MacLeodShelley MacyCheryl & Michael MaddenTonya MartinezCarol & Sam Paul MavrakisGayla & Max MaxfieldCarol McMurry & Patrick SpielesKarol MeinekeCarol & Arthur MerrellNeil & Jennifer MillerLori MillinDoris MoellerGene & Roxanne MonterastelliPriscilla MoreeSue MorgensenMarirose & Robert MorrisAnna Moscicki & Michael KenneyMary & Dick NaumannLinda & Randy NewmanLinda NixLibby PaglioneLollie Benz PlankVickie & Rick QuisenberryAmy RathkeAnn RedmanDoug & Terry RichardsonMicah RichardsonBeth RobitailleShannon & Rick RochelleRocky Mountain Elk Fdn.Carla RumseyRusty’s Taxidermy

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Carol Crump Hill and Waco Hill Jr. Endowment Fund

Craig and Carmen Showalter Donor Advised Fund

Daniel Baxter Family Fund

Elaine Burkhalter Endowment Fund

Wind City Physical Therapy Business Advised Fund

James and Verla Condos Endowed Scholarship Fund

Stella McKinstry Endowed Scholarship Fund

Wyoming Daughters of the American Revolution Endowed Scholarship Fund

Friends of the Wildlife Forensics Charitable Fund

Historic Bishop House Endowment Fund

Historic Bishop House Capital Fund

Upton Economic Development Reserve

Upton Economic Development Endowment Fund

Wyoming Family Home Ownership Program Agency Endowment

Early Childhood Endowment Fund

Fremont Endowment Fund

James F. and Mae E. Mickelson Memorial Endowment Fund

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Tod & Jonna Janet Ron and Keri McNare Jane Stearns Nutri-WestPat Guthrie George EckmanFrances Hay Emily Bunning Lucy BunningPol W. Holt Phillip AtkersonGregg Jackson Thomas & Susan Moore Glenn & Jeanette ScottBetty Jording Don JordingLouis Kahn The Steamboat Charitable FundWilliam and Ellen Kirven Brian & Ada Kriven Dennis KirvenJay Lawson Jeffrey & Linda ObrechtSandi Loghry Kare-Bear Kuties, Kari MossGlenn Lohse Eula IversonJanet Ludwig Anderbeck Inc. Anonymous Donor Rosie Berger Richard & Charlene Bodine Sandra Burton Sandra Canfield Christensen Ranch Nicole & Ryan Christensen Peter & Carol Clark Creative Fiber Guild Jim & Josy Daniel Mary Dowling Nicole Ellis

Bob Ammann Charl & Danny Sanchez Kevin & Susann WardFay Bloom Anthony PolvereDiane Bonner Bradley BonnerAlbert Bradbury Diane DunnBrenda Bundy Rene Clark Liberty Global, Inc. Jeff Bury Emily Clark & Family First American Title Ruben Gamboa John Halfman – Laramie Telephone Exchange Mary Jo Hibschweiler Wanda Hulit Troy Lane Rick and Vickie Quisenberry Rebecca Simpson Peggy Trent Gene & Nancy Wiegand Martha WilliamsShirley Castle Anonymous DonorsJohn Colvin Anthony PolvereFrank Dapolite Anthony PolvereJudy Wagstaff Davis Brad & Linda Jacobson Marianne & Rob Mark & Diane Julie & KipHelena De Fina Anonymous Donor Jessica Case Donna Vocaturo Cohen John D’Elia

Norman & Susan Feck Valerie Finley Craig & Lynn Grassel Bill Hippe Theo Hirshfeld Patty HooverGeorge Houghton Thomas & Roxanne Hulick Maureen Humphrys Jerry & Penny Iekel Vern & Florence Kluck Kim & Mary Kay Love Scott Ludwig Roger & Marcia Maertens Jonathan Malutich & Karen Marotta Jerome & Jeanette Mark Patrick Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Rick Newton Kathleen Prather Jane Rader Harlan & Sharon Rasmussen Benjamin Roman Frank & Phyllis Rotellini Steven Small Thomas Spence & Vikki Chenette Bernie Spielman Becky Stedtnitz Nancy Strait Scott & Judith Tenney The Quilters’ Fix Jeffrey & Judith Turner Alan & Suzanne Weakly Patricia WolfeLindsey Lugg Elizabeth & Charles LuggJoe McGowan Anonymous Donor Cindy, Jim, Jess, Rae & Mike Betz Michael Betz Anne Brauneis

Martin & Cynthia Garhart Jan & Lee Hermann Mary Ellen Ibarra-Robinson Lourdes Maria Pajo Kathy Payne Anthony Polvere Steven Smith Steve Thulin Laura Vanderberg Richard & Harriet WilsonEleanor Richardson Denman Cathryn DenmanJerry J. Dils Associated Risk Managers of Indiana Inc. Regena Dalwrymple Judy Dils Kimberly Dils Eastern Alliance Insurance Co. Diane Eaton Bob & Susie Ferrell Fritz & Dorothy Haussman Mike Jones Marian Maurer Pamela & Greg Merchanthouse Grant & Denise Pullins RMD Patti Insurance & Financial Services Andrew & Jennifer Turner Carrie Turner Western Alliance Insurance Co. Your Friends at Accident FundTrudy Esquibel Ann RedmanKathy Etchepare Etchepare Family FoundationJohn Fanos Barbara FanosPhilip Garceau Anthony PolvereBryan Gross Darci Haueisen

Carole Mallamo Faith Model Linnea Poulsen The Crosswols Foundation Rhonda Thompson John S. Wilson Graham Parfitt Carol McMurry & Pat SpielesMark E. Quillinan Michael & Erika DeruCara Sarvey Sally SarveyEric G. Scott Glenn & Jeanette ScottJacob Schillereff Herbert & Lorna SchillereffBeth Starek Amy Andersen

Deuter USA, Inc. Richard Fagnant Robert Fay John Gans and Stephanie Kessler Brian Gee Leo & Elaine Gribbin Handle With Care, LLC Katrin Herden Jim Vito Construction Inc. John & Ginny Kanengieter Pat Kearney Larry Lynn Norma Mangan Patricia Mangan Dennis & Maura McGowan Kevin & Anne McGowan Bethany Brauneis McGwin

Pat Stewart Mark HinschbergerMarcia Thomson Anonymous DonorMelinda Jean Tillett Anonymous Donor James & Antoinette Orsini John & Ann TierneyBud & Fayetta Turner Gay BollnHelen Vasilius Patricia & Marlene Franklin Kaimas Foundation Monica Lincoln Stockman Kast Ryan & Co., LLP

Julie Miller & Family Anne Peick Neil Pritz James Randisi Cora Lee & Donald Reynolds Cyndy & Peter Simer Kelly Sloan Carol Steidley Sam and Anna Talucci David & Kathleen Vacek Bill Weber Stephanie WhiteBobby Model Laura Bell & David Beckett Jessica Case Gary & Anne Hay Alan & Lora Ann Jolley Jason & Linda Lillegraven

Margaret Balthrop Laurie HeathLaurie Bateman Linda Biffert Robert & Alice Griffin Dan KnoxJoy Bell Linda Biffert Robert & Alice Griffin Dan KnoxMarian Berger Rosie BergerRosie Berger Sara FlitnerMary & Jerome Bishop Susan Bishop

Mary Burman Susan FryeCarol Chapman John StrombeckRoberto Clemente Anthony BorelliConnect To Women Conference Laurie HeathSamin Dadelahi David and Linda KathkaBobbi Fitzugh Leslie Gay Bolln Cynthia Chace Gray Shelby SaerHolland & Hooters Team Wiederspahn-Radomsky ChapelDr. Deborah Jacobson Brad & Linda Jacobson

Laramie Lyceum Mandy FabelShirley Leger Charles LegerNorma Mangan Julie Miller & FamilyMayor Marian Orr Lori MillinAnthony Polvere Steven W. SmithShelley Simonton Sara FlitnerJazzy Jet Smith – Best Dog Alive Kate SmithCarisastrong – Carisa Thomas David Bois Barbara Hopkin Sharon Rowley Errol Will

Naoma Tate Gina Penn SchneiderTeam Pam Linda Johnson Steven Smith William WillinghamCarisa Thomas David BoisTown of Buffalo, WY John & Jan WilcynskiJessie Tschetter LeeAnne BellLisa Wagner Jessi WagnerWyoming Game & Fish Dept. James CoynerWYOMING NOW Priscilla Moree

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Claudia Pearson Lollie Benz Plank Greg and Martha Ptasnik Susan and Doug Samuelson Craig and Carmen Showalter

Joseph M. Baron Timothy O. Beppler Robert G. Berger Joseph B. Bluemel Bradford C. Cary Serena Cobb James W. Core Tad Daly

Press and Shirley Stephens Tommy and Betsy Wagner Roger L. Williams Wayman Wing Terry & Lynn Zumbrennen

Richard M. Davis Jr. Greg Dyekman Christine Edwards Laurie H. Edwards John W. Elliott Steve L. Hampton Donald B. Hansen Tonia Hansen Ed Hoffman

Dennis M. Kirven David J. Kreycik Thomas N. Long Catherine MacPherson Wendy Martin Douglas R. McLaughlin Chris Muirhead Nick Murdock Bill Omohundro

Donald P. Prehoda Jr. Darlene L. Reiter Randy L. Royal Steve Rucki Stephen N. Sherard Francis E. Stevens William H. Vines Galen West

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Billie Addleman – Cheyenne Bill Ankeny – Wayzata, MN Stan Bader – Abiquiu, NM Joy E. Bell – Evanston Budd Betts – Dubois Carolyn Bing – Pinedale

Serena Cobb – Casper Linda J. Cooper – Bondurant John F. Freeman – Laramie Mary S. Garman – Sundance Della Herbst – Sheridan Greg Irwin – Cody

Arne Jorgensen – Jackson Dave Kathka – Loveland, CO Dennis M. Kirven – Buffalo Rick Lawton – Arvada, CO Kim Love – Sheridan Mark T. Mickelson – Pinedale

Baillie Miller – Laramie Anna Moscicki – Dubois Lollie Benz Plank – Banner Susan Samuelson – Cheyenne Lili Turnell – Meeteetse Sandra Wallop – Big Horn

Anonymous William and Teresa Ankeny Gary and Ann Cazin Carol Chapman Paul Etchepare

John F. Freeman George and Linda Gault James and Jenny Gersack Bonnie Hunter Kay Pappenheim

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financial

Greg Irwin CodyRyan Lance CheyenneCatherine MacPherson RawlinsPat McGuire CheyenneDouglas Nissen EvanstonJim Rice Dubois

Alison Ochs Gee Chair, GilletteCynthia Chace Gray Vice Chair, BuffaloConnie Brezik Secretary, CasperKathy Tomassi Treasurer, KemmererBillie Addleman Cheyenne

Kent Richins WorlandScott Sissman CasperLollie Benz Plank EmeritaJohn Freeman EmeritusArne Jorgensen Emeritus

Reed Armijo JacksonFrank Boley SheridanMary Burman Laramie, WY Women’s Foundation ChairAffie Ellis CheyenneDiane Harrop Douglas

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Casper AreaLiz BecherKathy BlairDale BohrenKellie ClausenRoman GazdaJoni KumorBart ReaRobert RobinsonAnn RochelleScott Sissman

Dubois/Crowheart AreaWade Beavers Budd BettsEllen JenkinsAnna MoscickiCarol Petera

Tom ReedJim RiceMissy SprouseLeigh Tuckey

Evanston AreaDavid BassettJoy BellLinda BiffertDeborah DemanderSonia Diaz Pam FisherRobert and Alice GriffinDave and Cheryl JohnsenJon KirbyDan KnoxMark and Carol RansdellGisele Robinson

Bonnie and Chuck StrawPenny Williams

Rock Springs AreaJack CostantinoKathy GarrisonKeith HayMelissa MorrisPaula Wonnacott

Sheridan-JohnsonBob Grammens Donna Kinskey Ada Kirven Kim Love Wendy Martin Jay McGinnis Jerry Pilch Lollie Benz Plank

Steve Reimann Nick SmithBernard Spielman Sandra Todd Sublette County John Anderson Janet BellisCarolyn BingAimee DavisonSue HoeferDayle Read HudsonMary Jane KlevenCharmian McLellanMark Mickleson Ann NobleFred PalmerAngie SmithBettina Sparrowe

2016/2017

Wyoming Afterschool Alliance:Karen Bierhaus, RivertonMichael Day, LaramieTonya Gerharter, CheyenneSteve Hamaker, LaramieLinda Jennings, GilletteCharles Kratz, LanderShawna McBride, LaramieLiz Mikesell, Cheyenne

Sheila Ricley, CheyenneRobin Schamber, PinedaleFelicia Turner, CheyenneCraig Williams, Cheyenne

Wyoming Wildlife Foundation:John Baughman, CodyKeith Culver, NewcastleJerry Galles, CasperDiane Harrop, Douglas

Robert “Bob” Model, CodyCarolyn Orr, LanderMike Schmid, LaBargeScott Talbott, Casper

Wyoming Women’s Foundation:Carol Bell, CodyRosie Berger, Big HornKathryn Boswell, Cheyenne

Mary Burman, LaramieBernadine Craft, Rock SpringsMegan Degenfelder, GilletteAmy Rathke, LanderSue Sharp, Park City, UTShelley Simonton, Jackson

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inspires!T hat was awesome!” The young boy’s

voice carries across the auditorium. He is in awe of what he’s just experienced:

a dance performance like none he’s ever seen.

Imagine yourself as a 4th grader. Seated in a beautiful room with hundreds of fancy seats and even a balcony. The lights go down and lively, percussive West African music fills the auditorium. Dancers travel across the stage. Their strong, rhythmic movements leave you on the edge of your seat.

The music stops. The dancers come to a rest. The energy that they brought to the stage is now dancing inside of you.

That is just what happened when ARTCORE invited the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Company to perform for kids in Natrona County. Your support of the Wyoming Community Foundation made this happen.

The dance performance is not just entertainment, but also a sort of pop-up classroom with lessons on dance, history and geography. The children who attend are learning about the world around them. The dance company performs for a full hour. The children do not get antsy, and in fact are visibly inspired. It’s amazing to see.At multiple points in the show, students are asked to dance along with the professionals on stage. The looks of pride and joy on the children’s faces is priceless: twenty or so kids, lined up and interacting with the pros. The spotlight is on them. They are beaming. This experience is possible because of you. Your generosity means the Wyoming Community Foundation was able to grant to ARTCORE. Thousands of children, 900 at this event alone, are benefitting.

Kate Smith Event CoordinatorMicah Richardson Director of Communication Susan Day Office ManagerSarah McCance Director, WY Women’s Foundation

Craig R. Showalter President/CEOSamin Dadelahi Chief Operating OfficerMisty Gehle Chief Financial OfficerVickery Fales Hall Director of Donor RelationsMandy Fabel Assoc. Director of Philanthropy

Ann Ruble Director of Regional PhilanthropyAnita Roman McLaughlin Program AssociateCrystal Mayfield Grant CoordinatorVickie Quisenberry Database Specialist

Rebekah Smith Program Associate, WY Women’s FoundationTony O. Woodell Director, WY Wildlife FoundationLinda Barton Director, WY Afterschool AllianceErin Harvey Program Coordinator, WY Afterschool Alliance